You Can’t Only Love the Great Qing When You’re Eating Grainstalks

This book is also titled The Great Qing Into Buddhism, My Opposed the 226 Coup of the Plain Blue Banner, and The Bloody Dawn of the Empire.

After transmigrating into a Bannerman of the Han-military Plain Yellow Banner in the sixth year of the Shunzhi reign, Jiang Qingyun first feels anger, then delight. Years of accumulated work experience have finally found a chance to slay the dragon.

What a perfect experimental field the Great Qing of 1649 is!

A little test run~

Among only fifty officials in the Imperial Observatory, Jiang Qingyun catches forty-five "anti-Qing elements."

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Jiang’s classic quotes:

"Emperor Shunzhi has been kind since childhood; learning some Buddhism is pretty good."

"The collective decline of the Eight Banners did not just appear; it was merely discovered now."

"Don’t be afraid to make enemies. Once you have enemies, you naturally have friends, because you share a common enemy."

"In officialdom, etiquette is content."

"The common people have never been to school, so our propaganda must be rough and forceful."

"No one understands the Great Qing better than I do."

"You can’t only love the Great Qing when you’re eating its iron rice bowl."

[The author already has a top-tier 2.78-million-character historical novel; experienced author, quality guaranteed.]